M'Goun (4,068 m) is the second highest peak in Morocco, located in the Central Atlas. Far less crowded than the Toubkal, it's a prime destination for those seeking raw, authentic adventure: remote valleys, pristine landscapes, and Berber villages living by traditional agriculture. Depending on the season, the 8-day trek includes the descent of the imposing M'Goun Gorges. Itinerary (8 days): Day 1 – Marrakech: Arrival and accommodation. Day 2 – Marrakech › Agouti: Minibus transfer with a stop at the Ouzoud Waterfalls (100+ m, the highest in Morocco). Night in a Berber home near Agouti. Day 3 – Agouti › Tarkaddityt: Ascent of the N'Tarkaddiyt ridge and descent to the water-rich plain below. (8 h) Overnight in Berber tent (haima). Day 4 – Tarkaddityt › Olilimt: Ascent of M'Goun (4,068 m) and descent to Olilimt. (8 h) Overnight in haima. Day 5 – Olilimt › Taghreft: Descent to Taghreft, where the M'Goun River is born at the confluence of two streams. (5 h) Night in Berber home. Day 6 – Taghreft › Agerska: Descent across the M'Goun River along ancient paths through cultivated terraces and villages. (6 h) Night in Berber home. Day 7 – Agerska › Boutghrar: Continue down the valley floor. (6.5 h) Night in Berber home. Day 8 – Boutghrar › Marrakech: Minibus transfer. Night in central hotel.
